Part1: These Methods Will Help You Save Your African Violets After Overwatering 

Helen Douma Exactly!

+Tucker Fam you are always welcome ☺️🌺

Anna Bell thank you very much. I will make a video some day. I grow them in every corner in my house.

+Philip Gan thank you for watching. If you leave the flowers in your plant the flowers will take all its energy and the plant will focus on keeping those flowers, instead of focusing in rooting. They need to root first and later they will bloom again.

Thank you for watching. And you are welcome.

Then we can propagate in moss only

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+Jo-Anne Paradis you are welcome 🌺

Hope we will get a reply. Have the same problem. My wicks always rot.

Use acrylic yarn

+Johanna Kern you are welcome 🌺

+Johanna Kern you are always welcome 🌺🌺🌺

Kyra D thank you too. I am planning to talk about wick watering some day. It’s very interesting

Lucky Gracie thank you. Yes, I have some.

Those floppy bottom leaves will never come back. It is a sign of root rot. If you don’t have the same violet in your collection you need to propagate some leaves from it before you loose the whole plant. For the wick I use knitting thread ( wool + polyester) . I found it best. I tried women’s tights also, but it didn’t work. . The best and easy way to put on the plate sphagnum moss and place your pot on top of the moss. Now I am using that method. But no time to make a video and share it with you guys . You are always welcome.

@@EmaansGarden Thank you for your response. You are ever so correct. After watching the video I took the violets out of the pot and examined the main stem. All demonstrated signs of rot. Your videos are the best. I have become one of your latest subscribers and intend to recommend your site to others. Suggestion/question, have you run across a problem with leave yellowing, specifically baby violet leave yellowing. I bought some leaves from Bloomlovers. All gave me babies but I have a dickens of a time to get them to maturity. None of my regular stock does this. I have tried everything I found on line but nothing helps. The problem persists. Perhaps you can tell me what to do about it, or perhaps you have already made a video on this. Thank you ever so much again.

Haley Brown You use non organic yarn, eg - acrylic yarn. Do not use cotton or wool or anything that is natural!!

Haley Brown I would call the seller for a refund!

@@yolyprog2561 Thanks. This info comes just in time. Many of my plants will transition from inside to outside and some will definitely require self watering systems.

Yes, special fertilizer for African violets

Thank you, no problem

Ana V Murillo I think so too!

+Jola P thank you for watching. Today I will upload another video about how to avoid overwatering AVs. I will make a video about wick watering also

@@EmaansGarden Thank you for replying. I'll be watching!

Smaller pots

+knokhol you are welcome. You have to check the soil. If it is old soil you will see the build up salt on top of the soil. If the soil is fresh but no blooms then the pot is too big. The pot has to be 3 times smaller than the plant. And if the soil and the pot are ok but no blooms still,then I have to show you in my video what to do . Most of people are asking this question. I will make a video

They like a bit of fertilizer. The Joba sticks work for me.

Gnats dont kill. Must be something else. Theyvarecattracted to wet soil so check watering.

Thank you too.

+Billie Pullins I keep them in bright light .

Barracuda6912 Bright indirect light is best!

+Mya Taylor ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-q7D-A41xb9o.html Here is the link for my AV potting soil. Thank you for watching. 🌺🌺😊

I am talking about the plastic container you showed at stop 28:52

Maria Folch thank you for watching my video. I use slightly moist soil. After Planting leaves in the container I might put few drops of water. And I always keep the container closed. Sometimes I check, if needed I water , but not much

Are you interested in that? Do you want me make a video how I put the leaves in a container?

@@EmaansGarden Yes, that would help.

I'm interested to know where you keep the containers in bags? Under a grow light or just in indirect sunlight? Or no light?

That's actually what you want to avoid doing! Give the soil time to absorb water and not water as frequently in between